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Jack Hauen

Toronto

Queen's Park Reporter at TheTrillium.ca

I cover Ontario politics for @thetrilliumca. Sleek, vigilant puma. [email protected]

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  • Toronto school board operates 66 in-school pools, has $58M deficit

    6 days ago | midlandtoday.ca | Sneh Duggal |Jack Hauen

    Editor's note: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Less than a year before the Ford government’s education minister said he would never allow the Toronto District School Board to close its pools, one of his predecessors told the board it was spending too much on swim programs.

  • Toronto school board has 66 in-school pools, swimming in deficit

    1 week ago | orilliamatters.com | Sneh Duggal |Jack Hauen

    EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Less than a year before the Ford government’s education minister said he would never allow the Toronto District School Board to close its pools, one of his predecessors told the board it was spending too much on swim programs.

  • Ford government took aim at TDSB swim programs last year: document

    1 week ago | stratfordtoday.ca | Sneh Duggal |Jack Hauen

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  • PCs move to exempt select training centres from municipal regulation

    1 week ago | thetrillium.ca | Jack Hauen |Katherine DeClerq

    The Ford government is looking to bypass municipalities to get select training centres built, to the delight of several construction industry leaders.

  • Ford government took aim at TDSB swim programs last year: document

    1 week ago | torontotoday.ca | Sneh Duggal |Jack Hauen

    Editor's note: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Less than a year before the Ford government’s education minister said he would never allow the Toronto District School Board to close its pools, one of his predecessors told the board it was spending too much on swim programs.

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Jack Hauen
Jack Hauen @jackhauen
28 May 25

New: The Ford government is looking to exempt select training centres from municipal bylaws and the Planning Act, to the delight of construction industry unions that have supported the PCs. From @KateDeClerq and me. #onpoli https://t.co/wy2pc8TOvx

Jack Hauen
Jack Hauen @jackhauen
28 May 25

New from @snehduggal and me: the Ford government told the TDSB its swim programs were a “deviation” from the board’s mandate. The TDSB proposed cutting some — and the new minister publicly shamed them for it. No paywall. #onpoli https://t.co/teXZrd4f3A

Jack Hauen
Jack Hauen @jackhauen
28 May 25

RT @EmmaMci: All the props in the world to @rdassaly for putting words to a feeling that I think we're all having these days in Toronto. It…